Sakine Madon - Curators of Sweden

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:39

@Edenized I know! I had Hunger Games dreams tonight, but I only recall a vague feeling.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:38

@jhclutter @edmoats Finland has had that word for a long time. Are they genderless because of it?

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:37

@foolishbeing @SabrinaSpiher Yeah, it’s weird. But good weird.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:29

@foolishbeing @SabrinaSpiher then you’ve seen the “if you can play, you can play” project, right? I well up when I watch their movies.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:27

@Gaby_Chamorro like when I need a haircut: I know where to go and what to say in Stockholm. Here, it’s a Thing. A Project.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:26

@Gaby_Chamorro three weeks. I’m here until end of May. Besides friends and family it’s small stuff. Mostly knowing my way around.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:23

@Vassaste_Kniven @PacketNetworks I’ve seen stuff that’s Swedish that I didn’t really see before. Because I take them for granted in Sweden

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:22

@Vassaste_Kniven @PacketNetworks you see many (mundane) things clearer when you experience something entirely different

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:21

@PacketNetworks @Vassaste_Kniven exactly (:

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:21

@AnaBalentovic thank you! I’m very much looking forward to this!

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:20

@eldahshan yes, @jocke is a friend and a great source of inspiration.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:19

@DJDarren haahaha! Thanks for the laugh (:

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:16

@Erica_Jane_MP I guess. I just feel sorry for everyone they I influence. Pre-destined roles are depressing

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:15

@Vassaste_Kniven once a Swede, always a Swede? Or, benig Swedish isn’t defined by where you live, it’s a state of mind

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:14

@Gaby_Chamorro thank you! (btw, I’ve got a brother and several friends who are available as straight :)

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:13

@ChefyStephie thanks! I guess a lot about (in-)equality. And Sweden seen through the differences between Stockholm/New York.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:11

Funny that the notion that gender roles are constructs of society and not the biological results of penises/vajayjays is so provoking.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:08

@edmoats yes. Like a woman that sleeps around is a slut. A guy who does is a hero. That kind of stuff.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:07

@SabrinaSpiher @foolishbeing that’s very flattering. I’ve got a friend who’s my twin when it comes to taste in guys. But he’s gay too (:

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:06

@edmoats afaik, nobody wants to eradicate gender in Sweden. But many want to eradicate the roles that are attached to penises and vaginas

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:03

@edmoats you should visit and see. We’re not genderless in Sweden. We’re more free.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:02

@Thorgny @dosespressos Kungsholmen too. And Telefonplan/Midsommarkransen/Apudden. And östermalm, and … (:

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:01

@deanders2004 oh! I’ve got plenty of those too (: thank you.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 01:01

@Multistability and lucky that he lives in a two room apartment, his ego might need the extra space from compliments like this (;

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:37

@dosespressos of course, that also shows a level of conformity that I dislike.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:37

@dosespressos I love Stockholm! Re: gay neighborhoods, that there are none in Stockholm shows the level of integration.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:35

@edmoats in the US gender is a real restriction, for example. You’re expected to behave a certain Way according to your gender.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:34

@deanders2004 I’ve got lots of good looking straight friends I can introduce you to (:

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:33

@FizaIsa Hello Fiza!

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:27

That too. Interesting fact: Stockholm does not have a “THE gay neighborhood”. RT @dosespressos: @sweden what about gay neighbourhoods?

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:25

@jhclutter curators of Sweden tweet about their lives. We’re all Swedish, our lives show different facets of Sweden.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:23

@JeSuisEnFlicka really? Tell me more, what’s your experience?

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:22

@franosch @FastMacsTweet that’s why I find that movie do scary. We might actually end up there. With no super hero to save us.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:21

@edmoats one of the great things in Sweden is that you’re less restricted by your gender than in most other countries.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:20

@jhclutter the communism. We didn’t know the end of it was four years away. My mom married a Swede.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:18

@Saralaise yeah! Now that I think about it, the characters are portrayed with little gender stereotypes

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:17

@SuperNerdMe it’s better than KatPee (:

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:16

@Marionstockholm thank you!

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:15

@twheatcroft I think it’s one of the scariest movies ever. Partly because how likely that future is. And we won’t have a V.

@Sweden April 9, 2012 00:13

A great thing about being gay is that most western cities have a gay community. Easier to meet people (and by “meet” I don’t mean “hook up”)

Sakine Madon was @Sweden (2012-04-02 to 2012-04-08)

Sakine Madon
was @Sweden (2012-04-02 to 2012-04-08)